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美国军方正在资助一个电机驱动的、轻量级的义肢项目旨在为那些失去肢臂的人提供了一个前所未有的活动范围。退伍军人事务部(VA)的健康研究科学家,Linda Resnik博士,告诉我们。所谓的模块化DEKA手臂——由美国国防高级研究计划局(DARPA)、退伍军人事务部研究所(退伍军人事务部的左膀右臂)和一个名叫DEKA小型假肢公司协作研究——是使用电池驱动的电机和一系列的控制来给上肢截肢者更多可定制
The U.S. military is funding a motor-driven, lightweight prosthetic program that aims to provide an unprecedented range of activity for those who lose their arms and legs. Dr. Linda Resnik, health research scientist at the Veterans Affairs Department (VA), told us. The so-called modular DEKA arm, which is battery-powered by the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), the Institute of Veterans Affairs (Left Wing arm of the Department of Veterans Affairs) and a small prosthetic company called DEKA Motor and a series of controls to arm amputees more customizable